Cancer
Clinical insights, innovative procedures, and tips for helping to prevent and treat cancer
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Read ArticleConsider Your Family Story This Year on Genetic Counselor Awareness Day
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Read ArticleMedical Acupuncture for Dry Mouth (Xerostomia) Now Available at Swedish
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Read ArticleSCI Spotlight: Health Education
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Read ArticleDon't Get Stressed, Get SMART!
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Read ArticleCancer Survivorship
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Read ArticleLessons from an Employee Cancer Survivor
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Read ArticleDo you know how to protect your skin from the summer sun?
Learn how to enjoy the sun safely – including how to protect against skin cancers such as melanoma – with these tips.
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Read ArticleMango Almond Smoothie
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Read ArticleNorthwest Hope & Healing: Life in Color
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Read ArticleIntroducing Music Medicine for Gamma Knife
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Read ArticleWelcome Peace and the Healing Path will be Profound
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Read ArticleTake Charge of your Health with Advance Directives
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Read ArticleSCI Spotlight: Brianna Van Den Adel, Genetic Counselor
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Read ArticleA cancer survivor's quest to help others beat chemo brain
National Cancer Survivors Day honors people like Katie Henry, who joined the VIBE study at Swedish to beat chemo brain. Here’s her story and memory strategies, too.
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Read ArticleHave you been putting off your annual men’s wellness exam?
What better way to celebrate Men’s Health Month than by scheduling much needed (and often dreaded) healthcare appointments?
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Read ArticleWomen’s health screening guidelines for every age
Learn the key screenings women of all ages need to maintain their health and detect potential issues in the earliest stages when they’re most treatable.
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Read ArticleA vaccine for brain cancer? Swedish researchers are working to make it happen
Learn about groundbreaking research that’s studying a potential vaccine treatment for patients with glioblastomas.
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Read ArticleTake control of your good health with regular cancer screenings
April is Cancer Control Month, a time to honor our loved ones affected by cancer and to pledge to stay on top of our own cancer screenings. Learn more.
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Read ArticleThe COVID-19 Vaccine and your Mammogram
Due to the COVID-19 vaccine side effects, we recommend that you schedule a screening mammography a minimum of six (6) weeks after your final vaccination dose.
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Read ArticleBeing a Partner to Someone with Cancer
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